We must find ways to utilize spectrum more efficiently, making decisions on technical merits rather than the politics of the past.

If we could also by 9 o'clock tomorrow morning get the name of the individual at CMS who asked for that, we would appreciate that.

We'd like to have that by 9 o'clock tomorrow morning so we can get that information.

Why would those two systems be different then, that you would--any reason that was given to you by CMS or HHS that they wanted it reversed, since the one system seemed to be working?

So what you're telling me is that you had months versus a couple weeks to do that testing.

I believe that a similar opportunity for positive change now exists.

I have met with a lot of my rural telecoms out there, is that they have had problems with dropped calls.

We need to ensure that current laws and regulations reflect the technologies and competitive dynamics of today's marketplace.

Congress should be ready to step in.

I would also note that Keystone XL will be the safest pipeline in the Nation, with 57 new safety controls specific to the project.

Understanding the lessons from that accident, I joined forces with my fellow Michigan colleague John Dingell in helping getting landmark, bipartisan pipeline safety legislation into law.